First Hampton Beach Queen Returns

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ORGAN C O N C E R TS
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Tuesday thru Saturdays, 2 - 3 ; Mondays only 3 -4 .
Monday evening only, 8:30*9:30. A1 O uellette at the org.^
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Aug. 11
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T A L E N T SHOW
dondays from the new Sea Shell stage beginning Juiv r p
to be held latter part o f August. Junior Division be ^
7 p.m. Senior division im m ediately fo llo w in g Recri^. ul
Henry Hamel at Chamber o f Commerce.
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S Q U A R E D A N C IN G
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Fridays, 8:30 p.m. at the Hampton Beach State Park n
sponsored by Seacoast Regional Square Dunce
First dance under the stars June 26.
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C A L IS T H E N IC S
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Monday through Friday, on the sand in fro n t o f the Se; euJ
beginning at 10:30 a.m. Miss Coca Cola your director.
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RECORD H O P
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G O I N G I N T O T H E F I N A L T H R E E ROUNDS, the eventual winner ..Miss Sheila Scott. 3rd left,
looks mighty happy as she makes the final of the Miss Hampton Reach contest. At the time
t e picture w.is taken, Sheila had no idea she was on her way to victory. Dolores Aksamit.
orcester. 2nd left, also looks happy. Other contestants also await the judges decisions.
Wednesdays from 2-1 p.m fo r young- teenagers: College Miioi I
Thur>day evenings for older teens. Both at Casino B all™ I
, e ‘ he separate schedule o f special w eekly events each a * I
■isewherv
:n the BEACH CO M BER. A com plete schedule 0f ^ l
Staff Photo hv Randall
nor events may be obtained fo r asking at the chamber of
merce office in the Sea Shell.
cnamoer of ns-I
iricia Smith. 18. 18 Spring
Terrace, Greenfield, Mass.
, Also Linda A. Lithway, 19,
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250 Union street, Athol, .Mass.;
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j sponsored by the Standish Gift
Shop; Catherine Nisnette, 17 ,
10 Minthorne, Worcester, Mass
# Tops & Bottoms
sponsored by The Carousel;
Early this week 16 contest­
rence, Mass.; Paula Peters, 1*12
ants had registered with Henry j Cedar street, Haverhill, Mass- ' ,v,an E. Joubert, 16, 95 But­
# Bathing Suits
ternut lane. Methuen, Mass.
Hamel at the Hampton Beach
|sponsored by Hale Shoe store’ ! J-arol Ann Seega. 17. 84 Chat­
# Interesting Fashions
Chamber of Commerce for par­
ticipation in the Miss New iMaryellen Greene. 16. 30 Church ham street, Worcester, Mass
# Play Clothes
street Milford, Mass.. Nancy
sponsored by Murray’s Cotton
England Beauty Pageant. Over
Joan Brackett, 17 Matchette
oU girls were expected to take St., Brighton. Mass.; Carolyn c ld} and Sno shoP; Walda P
^« • Unusual Gifts
Sweeney.
20.
21
Fourth
avenue
Part in the contest which will Couture. Mountain Ave„ White
£
• Jew elry
p
8th annual Miss New Rlv*J -Junction, Vermont, spon­ Haverhij1 Mass.j Sandy Sever-’
England pageant.
Carlson road Hamng e d by the Stand Uh Hotel- North0 * ? ^
In the Sea G ate Motel
Whitney* n * 2lP0
J t f iste: l to da* are Cecile
Pelletier. 93 Farley street. Law­ „ ncy L - Pa‘ ne. Greenfield Rd ‘ , th_ street* Bennington, Vt •
Just a block from the ocean
Peterborough, N. H .; and Pa- M|j L ° ' ane Gautiere, 17, 35
9 Ashworth Avenue
Ham pton Beach
Marden street. Cranston, R. I. ,
J6 Signed Up For
Miss New England Contest
th e
* dorothy cheney
Salisbury Beach
REASONS t o v is it
NEW BROADWAY
Vvk
d a n c in g
n ig h t l y
First Hampton Beach Queen Returns
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T°p Off Your Night At
MAC JENNY’S
28 R e.p p e r m , n t l o u n g e
"Odrood Ave.. So.isbury B(?ach
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moments fr
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On thp
the dav
day of the 1
1964
Misa
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New England C o n t e s t Mrs.
Blanche (Thompson) Worces­
ter, 4 Parkview lane, Bradford,
Mass., returned to the scene
of her triumph o f nearly 50
years ago.
Mrs. Worcestor was the first
beach queen at Hampton Beach.
Back on September 9. 1915
she was crowned as the Carni­
val Queen. How did she win?
It was a little different in
those days. In order to meet
expenses for the Carnival week
activities which were always
held the week following Labor
Day instead of the week prior
as is now done, candidates tor
the honors were culled upon
solicit funds.
The 1915 beach queen re c a ll
that she took the top honors
as she was able to collect (with
the help o f her dad) something
over $300. For her efforts she
received a large heart shaped
box of candy, a small diamond
ring a n d an airplane ride
* hfkr awards among other things.
........... ,b„ve as she is about to c a p ita ls on one of her a
FIRST QUEEN
Hampton Police Department
To Join State Mutual Aid Pact
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AMERICAN LEGION
30 Game Party
Hampton fire ugnu*r> cuuuj..
ued tlieir unusually heavy work
load as they were called 1times to render assistance dur­
ing the past week. But as the
summer recreation season pass­
ed the halfway mark, no major
fires had been logged at the
GRANGE HALL
High St., Hampton
WEDNESDAYS
7:30 P.M.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
FREE BUSSES
BY DAY OR WEEK
All Portable Sets
KIMBALL
REAL
ESTATE
Available 7 Days
A Week ’HI 10 P.M
12 T
St., Hampton Beach
Tel. 926-2359
local station.
On July 27 at 11:27 a.m..
firemen were called to Ocean
Boulevard to wash down gas­
oline which had leaked from a
vehicle owned by Miss Geral­
dine Killion, Worcester. Mass..
Engine 4 responded
Later on the same day at
11:40 a.m., firemen responded
to Rivem’ew Terrace to again
wash down gasoline i*pirtcd
leaking from a lucked vehicle.
The name of the owner was un­
available. Engine 4 responded.
At 2:07 p.m. few bouts later,
A .Montreal, PQ, man was taken
to the Exeter Hospital repor­
tedly suffering from best exosure. He was removed in the
fire department ambulance.
At 6:50 p.m., Kim Hutchin­
son was treated for first aid at
the beach fire station for a out
on his foot. Firemen liter sent
him to a doctor
The following day on July 28
at 1:50 a.in., police reported m
electric fixture was smoking
at a residence on Ashwarth
Avenue and K street. The de­
partment pick-up truck ans­
wered the call
firemen dis­
connected the fixture.
At 11;23 a.m., iiremen re­
sponded to 19 Highland Avenue
THE ONLY OUTDOOR
COURSE ON THE
WATERFRONT !
375 Ocean Blvd
in response to n rrquent
susriUitor aid. Fire 4>ffirinls re­
ported that the resusoitiitor was
not needed.
On July 29. nt 2:40 p m., firemen responded to J street to
wash down and cover* with sand
orted leaking from
gasoline repL.___
a parked vehicle The pick-up
truck responded.
At 3:11 a.m. an July 30, A l­
fred R. Ayottc, Worcester.
Mass, was removed to the Ex­
eter Hospital by fire fightters.
Firemen responded with a resus*
citntor aid and then removed
Mr. Ayotte to the Exeter Hosp.i
tal.
At 10:15 p.m., on July 30 fire
fighters sent Robert McNulty,
Quincy, Mass./ to the Exeter
Hospital via a friend to be
treated ip the out patient de­
partment. Firemen reported 'Mc­
Nulty suffered a cut on tin*
hand.
A Marlboro. Mass., man was
taken to the Exeter Hospital in
the fire department ambulance
at 12:2G p.m. on July 31.
Box 23 was sounded on Aug­
ust 2 at 10:51 a.m.. for a car fire
on Ocean Boulevard near Ross’
Garage. "Engine 4 and Ladder
1 responded together with car
20. The vehicle was removed to
Ross’ Garage.
Firemen were called to the
Hampton Beach Marina at 6:23
p.ni.^on August 2 to render resuscitator aid. However, Robert
Bisso, North Newton, Mass.,
was taken to the Exeter Hos­
pital in toe Sturgis ambuliqce.
c Hamptonpolice. depart- similar to the aid agreem ent1plan must be first approved by
men
ns joined forces
with among fire departments.
th e
Legislature because o f
The plan was decided on at problems envolving such things
other police departments around
the state in starting a mutual a meeting of the executive as insurance on men from other
board o f the N. H. Association areas who might be injured
aid pact to deal with riots, vio­
while on duty at another town
lent strikes, racial disturbances of Chiefs of Police.
and to promote quick capture
Chief Francis P McGrana- or city*
of criminals.
han of Manchester said the
th e!
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Hampton Police Chief John chiefs
working on
Roden said the pact will be theory that strength of num­
bers and a sharing of informa­
tion can often lead to a quick­
er capture or settling of a
disturbance.
The chiefs decided on the
plan of sending men and equip­
4 MASTER BARBERS
ment to aid other areas as one
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of the best ways to prevent or
lighter feeling when viewed at terminate the problems caused
PROMPT SERVICE
the Lane Library art gallery, at Hampton Beach on Labor
These
delightful
drawings Day and at the motorcycle races
AIR CONDITIONED
were done as demonstrations at Laconia,
fo r
the
Portsmouth
High
The association also agreed
23 Years In
School art students, by their Art that Hampton Beach cannol
Teacher, Miss Phyllis Hodgdon hope to control a riot even witl
The Same Location
who is director of art in the ' state Police aid unless the de
Portsmouth public schools.
partment receives aid fron
Beautifully crafted sterling other departments which migh
Across the Street From
silver jewelry, done by the same aid |n preventing trouble be
artist, shares honors with a few fore it starts,
Tobey’s Drug Store
ninros of notterv in one show
Chx(,f R0den said that th
FASHION SHOW, benefit o f Exeter Hospital will be held Ait
14 at Ye Cocke and K ettle Motor Inn, Seabrook. Featured * i
be Carol Nashe models, including Leila Shear and clothes froi
Touraine. New England Shopping Center, and Slocum Fnrritf
Boston. Master of Ceremonies w ill be Tom Russell of TVEEI.
METHUEN, M A SS. L A S S . Vivian
the Miss New England Contest, is
1964 contest.
DEEP SEA FISHING
Non-Scctarian — Union CnafS
L ittle B oar's Head foil Fuk
er es ta te ) .M orning service
11:00 a.m. Guest speakers.
^■ote: A bove times o f servitffj
— — ----------- a l GAURON
d e e p s e a f is h in g
Trips Twice Daily
in Durham.
While traveling in Europe,
she was much interested in the
A rt Education in the schools
and spent some time studying
art in England.
Seacoast A re a Church Services
F irs t Sunday each month. J
BEACH
L d ia y ctt, road,
Community Church (Protestant, Methodist
non-sectarian) D street and
Hampton. 8:30 and 11 aJL,
Church school, 11 a.rn., Jufr
Ashworth avenue, S u n d a y
morning, 10:30 a.m. Visiting and A ugust. Dial - a -Devotion
pastors.
926-3222.
.
St. Patricks Church (Roman Roman Catholice — Lafayette |
Catholic) Church street. Sun­
r°ad, Hampton. Masses: 6:30,
day masses, 6 -7 -7 :4 5 -8 :3 0 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45, 11:45. j
9:15 -10- 10:45- 11:30 A .M .
June 30 - Sept. 1st. Augusts
Sept. 22 - Oct. 13, 10:30 a.m.
hours to be announced. Mass
only. D a i l y masses, 7:30.
first F rid a y 7:30 a.m. aid
First Friday 6:30 - 7:30 -8:30
° P-m- Confession Saturday
a.m.-5:00 p.m. Benediction,
afternoon, 4:00 p.m. Satur*
Sundays, Holy days and First
day evening 7:30. Noveiu,
Fridays, 7:30 p.m. Confes­
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
sion, Saturdays, E v e s of
Route 1-A, Seabrook Beack
Feasts, First Fridays at 4
Sunday masses hourly on t&
and 7:30 p.m.
hour from 8 to 11:00 a.m.
shows many original and ex-'
quisive Christmas Cards, cre­
ated by her over the years.
Miss
Hodgdon
graduated
from the Mass. College of Art
in Boston, and studied at the
University o f Chicago and UNH
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|P*rty boat.
I Also qualifying and fishing
■from u Smith and Gilmore
I craft was Chester H . Chapin,
459 Merriam Ave., Leom Btater, Mass. H e qualified by I
B ating an 11-lb. codfish.
i
Charlene A lvin a
Flem ings, I
c 10 Mill street. Low ell. Mass., ||
most unusual store in New Hampshire
,v**»^,,v *
Lines and Bait Furnished
—
— winnacunnet
pton, 9:30 a.m. in
and August.
:r Congregational- Atlantic avenue,
ipton, 9:30 a.m.
Radii
ones
le c v *
Hnmn'on
Riwer Doily
8 00
A.M . c
Tackle Shop — Bait Shop — I
OUTBOARDS & ROW BOATS FOR RENT
........ ..... .
H am p ton Beach
GO!
GO!
GUI
M urray’s
SNO KONE
13
D .lic io u t
G o ld
M . d o 1 Fid*.*1
• The Special Rainbow ^
Smith & Gilmore Pier
Hampton Beach
•ci O n P o r je proncai*
1 7 & 2 7 * T * STREET
igh street, Hampunion, 8 a.m., 3rd
the month. Morn* and sermon at
PARTY BOATS
P ia y lo n d
O cean
B lvd .
4
1964 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS
Some good buys on used boats and outboard motors. Let us h * t «
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ftlack C at F o u n d
Locotod at the South end o f Hampton Boach, W est o f the junction of
A ih w orth Aw* and Ocean Blvd. Pawed launching ramp — slip rentals —
marine gasoline and diesel fuel — marine hardw are on d paint — boat
and motor repairs ond storage — propeller ond shaft repair service —
tree parking.
enjoy o safe and hoppy b o a tln « - - — —
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Three other persons
*ith catches from the
*nd Gilmore party boat*.
**re Clifton M. Campbell.
Grant street, L eom in ster,*
*ith a 25-lb. cod; Edward Ucs
7°cher, 21 Florence street,
dover, Mass, w ith an
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Wlibut; and M ike Schwotzer,
15, 865 Lafayette road, Hamp
1ton, with a 5-lb. haddock.
Tel. 926-3503
HAMPTON BEACH MARINA
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Old Salts Club.
-o w en s i
John X iggorosfi 200 B
Dr., Manchester, qualified w t» catch o f a 10-lb. haddock.
This catch was made
..
Al Gauron deep sea nshmg
H O M E C O O K E D MEALS
—
Palmer's
Pharmac
\
Anyone missing a l urgC ^
BK?
N o.
i Mr.. Paul Estaver, ^
one
Store Boulevard * ° u ^,-tib le
& W
up in her convert! ^
PHONE
9 2 6 -3 3 4 4
L oca ted in
P o r t in g to t, H cm p lo *1
1
James M arkeil, 3 Brook St., I
Deep sea fishermen fishing
from the A l Gauron deep sea |Nashua qualified by catching
16-lb. codfish while Janice
party boats as w ell as
the Smith and Gilmore crafts,| Verem ey 963 Montgomery St.,
W illim ansett, Mass, also joined
hauled in several ‘ big ones
to become members o f the Ole the Old Salts Club by virtue
o f catching an 18M»-lb.. pollock,
{Salts club during the past
week
This was also caught from a
Paul G. Caron, South M aple Smith and Gilmore party boat.
Iitreet, Worcester, Mass, caught
a 28-lb. blue hake while fish- i
ling from a Smith and Gilmore 1
subject to change.
THE MARILYN
D IN IN G ROOM
Ljl-
(this week and would
p ta rn it to the owner «
ca*
Mr«^. Estaver said
and is
I baa “huge yellow
ft
Hours
Monday through Saturday,
Free Parking
Air-Conditioned
Factory More
Portsmouth
Mills
MAPLEWOOD AVENUE
PORTSMOUTH, N
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H n m olon
Center
p roceed
Not
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deatli and
taxes
about isnsmosquitoes
sure ns in the sumnier. The marshes surrounding
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DICK COLLINS
program by
s n s s s l ps r „ “ i s s t t u
, . ■« —
*<
lists his personal views ns to rim er uuj...« .. -------what the home owner can do sprayer or hiring a private
to supplement the town pro- contract or to spray his propI erty. Both systems are usedji
Hampton
its tribu- P™1” onlv for
i t .mij'M ■■ River
••• <- . and _
tariei are ideal b r e e d i n g
The town sprays
grounds for the pesky insects I adult mosquitoes and flies, since
and when one figures that the t h e appropriation w a s not
varieties growing near the sea- enough to control larvae or bccoast have a runge o f about pm a ditching program. The
15 miles in their search for present appropriation is only
•IftlJ in
ill oywivavatf
V..,
food, the problem increases.
I for $2,000 and
addition, the
. . . _____
town is prevented by state law
In answer
several Boehcolls. and from property owners froiu
Town
Managerto Kenneth
spraying -certain areas.
ner has outlined the Hampton
The home owner may supple-
town
extensively in the area.
Good sprayers can be pur­
chased for as low as live dol­
lars and a fogger can be pur­
chased fo r thirty dollars at |B E A C H O R G A N IS T is Mrs. Rac Nichols » f. PorUmtql
local stores. I f manufacturers
instructions are followed. Boeh- Ni. lwls has boon playing w eekly b efore large crowd, ner concluded, the individual Sea shell, she also is the regu la r accompanist for• tha.
should have little problem in Monday evening talent shows.
Photo.by Jot
controlling mosquitos around
the home.
Beach O rg an ist Versatile
Car Trouble?
EXPERT
AUTO REPAIRS
D on't H ave.,,
Call D ave!
THE SHOE HAVEN
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Flow er Gardens
T in y Chapel
Gateway to the beach
Sea Gate Motel
Dance Party Nightly 8-11:30
DOROTHY CHENEY SHOP
NOW OPEN
COFFEE SHOP
ALL NEW AIR-CONDITIONED MOTEL UNITS
I
AH Units facing The Ocean
Just off the Boulevard on Ashworth Avenue
YANKEE 2 MINIT CAR W*sl
A CLEAN CAR FEELS BETTER
DAILY 10 A M . TO 6 P.M .
FRI. TIL 9 P.M .
SU ND AY 9 A .M , TO „1 P.M.
Tel. 465-5900
CROSSROADS SH O PPIN G PLA Z A
Air Conditioned
for your
Shopping Com fort
CLEARANCE
926-5441
£
can youth. Together they donuted funds to develop Hamp­
ton's Athletic Field and Tuck
Memorial Green. Large stone
markers around the Green rep­
resent the six original towns,
once part of Hampton.
. Summer
Louis Arm strong at the Casino,
and D rifters at Seagate. Louis
will be in on August 8 and th e«
D rifters on August 7.
Looking back a little, does
anyone remember the Hampton
One o f the most popu lar, ing played not onlr n
a«
t
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ft
■"
Sisters. A few years back they
functions at the beach is. the England but also in th/
were the talk o f the Seacoast'.
W By DICK C O L L IN S
HAMPTON BEACH
chamber o f commerce sponsor- N ew York, Nevada and
f fte summer is really slip- and N ew England, hut for one •
Two additional hand tub en­ hummer, Newbury, Mass., C ap -led o r p a n concert presented She has also played u
BEAUTY SALON
jfeg V, Here we are in Au- reason or another they have
tries have been received for the tain Roland Sturtevant. Dan­ from the Sea Shell stage. This fa irs in New. England
L t already. Tt seems as if broken up and gone their own
1 ASHWORTH AVE.
Firemen’s Muster to be held vers, Mass, and alternate, Phil year, a Portsmouth, N. H. mu­ H er performances
ways.
|tere ;ne only yesterday.
August 29 at the beach and Clark, North Andover, Mass.
sician is the regular organist.
pearances at night cluh^t
FThis past weekend the famed
I f you are in the mood for
Paper platform officials will
the names of the judges and
Several times a week Rae ters, cocktail lounges
Serendipity Singers came to g o lf, why not drop up to the I
officials for the meet were also be past president Henry Gra­ Nichols, 17.6 Orchard street, television appearances, ii
John Dineen’s Casino Ballroom Casino indoor g o lf course an d ,
SPECIALIZING IN
released this past week.
ham, East Green wich, R. 1.; Portsmouth, thrills the audi­ w a iL Presently she .hu si
fad were very well received meet the group that awaits
The chairinun of the Hamp­ Capt. Paul Conway, Haverhill, ences on hand with her rendi­ appearing in the
PERSONAL SERVICES
fae twu evenings they per­ you. A nicer bunch can’t be.
ton Beach Muster committee, Mass.; Herbert Bryant, N ew ­ tions on the electric organ.Lounge” a t the She]
formed. This Saturday nite, t 1 found. And you will enjoy
"Wa Perry Tarleton. announced buryport, Mass.; past president
Rae has a background in tor Motel.
world famous Louis Arm strong yourself, you can bet your
this week that the two addi­ Jame Butler, Dover, N. H.; past music dating back to age fou r
Rae is a versatile
■rill be playing to a large “ boots” on that.
tional hand-tubs which will be president James Ellison, Ham­ and one half. A t that time she p la yin g not only orgia
crowd. Louis, “ the Ambassador
|on hand are “ The Volunteer’ ’ ilton, Mass.; and L e o n a r d started studying piano, m ostly
I must say here, right now,
piano but also the acc*
of
Good
Will”
,
has
been
taken
from East Grennwich, R. I. Knight, Newbury, Mass. The classical piano, privately. She and vibes.
“ H a p p y Birthday” to Fred
to heart by all of his many Hall, at Jackie Travel Agency,
and the “ D. A. Taggart” , Goffs- a l t e r n a t e is vice president also took up jazz. H er initial
A lo n g with her other,
fan* so 1 am sure it w ill be a real nice fellow.
Francis Walsh of North Kings­ studies were in Boston with
town, N. H.
rent duties and work,
a nite of excellent entertain­
Notification, w a s received town, R. I.
one o f her m ajor contributors the o rga n ist at the First,
I am writing this article at
m
ent
at
John
Dmeen's
place.
Interest
in
the
muster
queen
from Mr. Bertrice Symonds,
to her education at an early odist Church in Portsa(xa|
the beautiful Hampton Beach!
Jick
Dineen
came
up
w
ith
a
Marblehead, Mass., president of contest is beyond expectation age Berkley School.
She is in partnership!}
State Park. Right now the sun
rather
different
idea
fo
r
his
according
to
muster
officials.
t h e New England Vetetran
Rae continued her musical school o f music with J<
is settling back o f the clouds.
ColTege Mixers session tonight.
Firemen’s League of the names Veteran f i r e m a n companies studies by taking up Theory Grant. The “ Portsmouth
One o f the fellow s who keeps
!It will be “ a thing called shipof the officials and judges. from as far away as Bath, Me. Harmony at Boston U niversity
the park in A - l shape is Mr.
o f A pplied Music” sj
[wrecked.” So come as i f you George Motsis, the park watchThey are as follows: president, and East Greenwich, R. I. are and studied organ with Clifford
in piano ,accordian, pew
Bertrice Symonds; sec. - treas., bringing their own entries. The Webber. She also studied con­
•ere shipwrecked in, the midcombo and coaching. The
Ie of nowhere. Should be very , man.
Charles Mastin, Ashburnhara, number of contestants in this
E m ergen cy Road Serv.
cert piano with Julliard pro­ is located at 45 Plw
A look at the “ C IA ” file for
Mass.; time keeper, Clarence contest is limited to the num­ fessor, Jacob Feurring.
tertaining.
926-5322
Portstmouth.
Yburs truly put on his ber-• this week — Jack Kennedy, “ T
Bvrant, Newburyport, M a s s -; ber of hand tubs entered in
The 1964 Hampton Beach
W alk the Line” — Pat Fuller
The aforementioned tns1
assistant time keeper, Edward the muster.
14 “ G ” Street
concert organist has a wide eludes her partner, Johni
says, “ I t ’s A ll Over Now” —
Trask, Everett, Mass.; engine
Hampton Beach
SINGING M ACS
background o f experience havto Bert Hendricks, “ Looking
as drummer, and Jam**
platform, past president Geo.
Passenger cars in the United _ _ _______________________
- Dave Saulnier F or Love” — Carol Shine says,
Griswold, Newmarket, N. H., States were driven an average
vierre, bass.
2 4 H O UR SERVICE
“ Maybe I ’ll Know” — to Greg,
and Edward Claridgo, Haver­
Rae Nichols is fw*
of
9,435
miles
in
1962,
the
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hill, Mass.
7 DAYS A WEEK
Automobile Legal A s w lp fi™ L ( 1 U i e D U d l & n C d U
organ concerts Mondays*
Eyes” — to Sally at the CaAlso pipe platform, Charles notes.
3-4 p.m. She is also
I sino, “ You N ever Can T ell” —
companist fo r the weekly
11/» n Lnbelle. “ All Shook Up”
The A L A notes that a dis-1 In the Seacoast Region o f day evening talent
SNO-KONES
play in the Old State House, New Hampshire are located the
PO ? CORN
v ? 131 Lafayette Rd., U.S. 1, No. Hampton, N. H. ^
Boston, points out that “ In beautiful, privately-owned, garBEACH SUPPLIES
1722 and up to 1823 more than dens o f the late Governorparof
GffTS & SO U VEN IRS
Cancellation Shoes, Famous Brands
300,000prisoners
were locked Massachusetts, Alvin T . Fuller,
“ L ittle Gate To Tbi
SUNDRIES
— DISCOUNT PRICES —
up”
in
the
now
defunct
Boston
located
on
a
quaint,
narrow
Open Mon, Tu#», Wed, Sat. 10 am -6 pm — Thun, F»l, 10 o m -9 pm
BOOKS & M A G A T 1 N E S
p j G,ad/iess’' a tiny Epr
Jail on Queen (now Court) St. street at L ittle Boar’s Head,
* 7 ape] stands on the
US Oteon B lvd., H a m p to n Bench
\ in Boston.
North Hampton.
^<lge5 Kensington Rd. in
To reach the gardens, take
P a Us on Route 84
isit€d-by worshippers of
the first le ft off Route 1-A,
after passing 101*1), and see
ree<i during the sum
the beautiful roses, in season.
months.
or a display o f summer-long . 'This tiny chapel, cons&t
blooms.
ln T*32, is t u t ten by fo&
A shaded “ Japanese Garden
in size and seats aP
Pool” , at the rear o f the main aozco people in its hail®
garden, f e a t u r e s flowering wooden pews. It wa&rca^
shrubs, bulbs, an old f o o t . y *be late Miss Frances rbridge, and a tiny w aterfall.
(,y and her father from
The
i ne main garden is decorated unused ice house and ba*j
e scene o f confirmations,}•
with statuary from the fou r
I corners o f the earth.
Recom m ended oy
and about 20
Another f a m o u s roadside
Sunrise Service>
flower garden may be seen on a5UJ bein g held irr the
Nearly Everyone
Route 1-A, just north o f the I chaM l but the monthly
old fish houses, making the mUnion services were di
visitor’s garden tour a reward­ ^nuerj when the Episcopal
Live Music
ing one indeed.
siort in Hampton was tor*
I
M argaret’s Muster Of fieials Announced
PAGE 5
Tuck Memorial Green
Property Owners May
Kill Mosquitoes
the
,.i.uu«»a aim uropped in at the
Seagate Ballroom a coapTe of
nites ago and joined the many
thnt were twisting and jump­
The Tuck Memorial Green
ing. W e must admit we had a and Athletic Field were named
ball that nite. It was Warm in honor of one of Hampton’*
outside but not inside. Every­ earliest families. Amos Tifck
thing was rather “ riool” . A and son Edward were hankers
new gToulp called the GVovers of i n t e r national reputation
made their first appearance a t 1Both were interested in Ameri
S e a g a t e . This group shows
prom ise and should be very
well taken by those in attend­
ance fo r Mr. Henry is always
on the look out fo r new talent
groups to be booked at his
ball room.
Com ing in again by popular
demand,, the Seagate manager
has booked the DrifCers who
recently packed the house and
have a big record for thems e l v e s , entitled ,fl/nder the
Boardwalk ” So all in all the
dancing scene for this week-)'
end looks good from here — !l
B uffet
or Menu1 :30 to 3:00
Full Course
Menu
00 to 10 :0 0
OLDE KETTLE LO U N G E
Fully A ir Conditioned
Open 4 to 12:00 P.M.
YE CO CKE A N D KETTLE RESTAURANT
T h e name
The Historic Museum and
restored, one room 19th Cen­
tury District School House are
open to the public every Tues­
day and Thursday, 1:09 to 5:00
p.m., or by appointment.
The outstanding Museum con­
tains many interesting antiques
and unusual records o f Colonial
Hampton.
PAGE 6
on
tjrer. Dancer
Beacli Talent Show
T h e Ham pton Garden ciu
w ill m eet A u gust 12th at
' p.m. ut the home of Mrs. Cat
v.
•• singing “ What Kind
.Another
- ■•v-v*«va large
v and enthusias" ------ - i honors by
tic
ic audience looked on at the ' of Fool Am I?
I? ”
Sea Shell as the weekly talent
In the Junior Division, Jnnshow program sponsored by the ! elle Lee M»'Kt*nnev, 10, 3P Min...*.<.<..*.1 IMriMI •»I II Ill'll, P..IT...
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the halfway mark for the sum- copped second place honors,
jner season.
She did a toe dance to "The
A five year old boy, Frank Merry Widow Waltz.”
J. Klemae, 31 Bartlett street, Third place honors went to
Ch. rlestown. Mass., walked off Jane Sweeney, 13, and Mnuv i ' i the first place trophy in rcen Tminor, 12,
Haverhill,
the Junior Division. Frank did Mass. The duo did Irish Step
n dance march to a soldier's dancing.
record in smart fashion to win
In the Senior Division. The
the weekly honors.
Finley Sisters, 58 College Rd.,
!n the Senior Division, Don Chestnut
v«
Hill, Mass., took the
ilDl
— iith. 20. 700 Douglas street,
i*eot se
second place trophy. Colleen,
J a c k s o n , Michigan won top age IT, was at the piano while
Knthle
** play ' the |
drums.
YfOtfSC I
Lougee. 22 Exeter Road.
T h e program w ill be Flo**
a rraiu?ements
using kitchen
utensils
as
containers, ^
plants w ill also be shown.
I
On duly 8th the Hampi.,
Garden Club had a picnic t
H am pton Seashore Park whfe
w as follow ed b y a tour oi lb*
Fu ller Gardens. Mrs. Terapit
pah lgren . the State Gard«
Club President was a guest.
^ - .4
if
*
T o pass on the left may bi
okav, says the A L A , hut i!
you* pass on the right you nij
. road. West Lynn. Mass., placed
I third with a dance to ‘‘You’ll
The nought/, wild & zany
“THE LADIES BUMP”
August 10 thro August
IS
Direct from 2 year
Hilarious Broadway run
aialin Mr
s i .-j
reservation ! 926-3073
Scolt o f Prices: Mon. thru Fri.
2.90, 2.55, 2 00 To* Inc. Sat
Lst. 3.10, 2 90, 2 50 Tax Inc.
Matinee W ed. 2:30. oil seals.
In 1903, there were 1,353 ve­
hicles registered in Connecti­
cut, according to the A LA . In
N OW THRU TUES.
2-7-9
\t,
S t o r y ;
Funniest stwvj ever put Between ^11
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STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12
S A L IS B U R Y , MASS.
NOW
S H O W IN G THRU SAT.
su* h»* * Em*
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THE
The Federated Women’s Re­
publican Club o f Exeter w ill
hold its annual Silver Tea from
4-C p.m., Wednesday, August
12th at the Exeter Inn.
Mrs. H e r r i c k Macomber,
president, announced that all
state and county Republican
candidates have been invited
and she hopes many will make
a real effort to come and talk
On Friday, August 14, the
first hand with the candidates Exeter Hospital Associates are
who are seeking nomination on
sponsoring a poolside fashion
the Republican ticket.
show and bu ffet table a t Y e
Mrs. Macomber comments, Cocke and K ettle Motor Inn,
£O
‘An informed electorate is a famous landmark on U.S. Rt. 1
strong electorate. This is a Seabrook, New Hampshire, from
chance to meet the candidates 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. In the
informally and talk with them
event o f rain the event w ill be
about the issues at stake in this held indoors.
year’s vital election.”
Miss Carol Nashe, director o f
the Clarendon Charm School o f
Boston, will act as Commenta­
tor. Miss Nashe, international­
ly known fashion and beauty
authority, will bring profession­
al Nashe Models and an excit­
Among the N avy’s 11 ship­ ing collection o f late summer
yards, Portsmouth N aval Ship­ and fall fashions fo r every hour
yard ranked fifth in the list of o f the day fo r teenagers and
those shipyards exceeding cost their mothers.
lODiiniiii
reduction goals fo r the year
The tickets for the poolside
RICHARD WIDMARK-SIDNEYPI
fashion show and buffet lunch­
ended June 30. 1964.
RUSS TAMBLYN-ROSANNA SCRII
A Navy audit o f reports eon are $2.50 and may be purfrom shipyards placed Phila­ cased at Ye Cocke and Kettle,
OSCAR HOMOLKA.THE LONG 6
' NuiviuLiina i iil. Lvi•
delphia a t the top in cost cut­ Exeter Hospital Coffee Shop,
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turniN
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and area chairmen.
Others in order were New i The entire proceeds are to go
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^citrrs
in
order
were
New
to
the
Exeter
Hospital.
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York, Mare Island, and Boston.
Mrs. W alter T. Goodale
the Exeter i i ..*--—*- *
Portsmouth’s goal was a cut Kensington is chairman o f
2nd Smash Hit
of $2,127,000. It cut $5,331,000. |event.
Shipyard Fifth
In Cost Goals
........
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Beach Ko<
Fashion Show
To Benefit
Exeter Hospital
P.M.
ft
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tacks, observes the Automobile ----------Legal Association.
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i ic— "*—•
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1963. the state had 1,356,2531A
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S AL I S B URY
Re Surprised” and “ Bye Bye
Blues”.
I
Master of Ceremonies was
‘‘Bill” Elliot of the chamber o f !
commerce. He was assisted by |
promotion director. Mr. Henry
Hamel. Candy was presented to
the third place winners and all
those who didn’t place, compli­
ments of Margaret Junkins
Candy store.
_
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Wall Street in New York MISS NEW E N G LA N D C O N T E S T A N T . Darlene O’K eefe, 16,
Cjty yas named for a wall Manchester, is shown prior to Tuesday’s contest held at the
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Reserved 1.80
pass away.
ju st
Linda
18, 16 Irving
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POOLSIDE FASHION SHOW
m
t t t
At Hampton Playhouse
J T S
its twenties farce, the chancrs<ktoP,1^ e^ j lh V* ry fow
.•Lndies Bump” , the Hampton
“Lnaioo
, . host on Au•Indies
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* - - host
.
Playhouse
plays
on August of
10,thr
through
A u gust
17, to
onr
funniest'
Bro;whv;il?
e
comedies o f recent years, “ jr *
ter Ltt.ifilin g ". T lio p]av' terneri on
the
life
s to ry
of
eomediun
;,rl‘ Reiner,
tolls the
MIW11
Cornell'8'1 (c_"‘
lnall *w
“ ith am...
laughs. “ The mnbetTVeen
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VI
1
aeainaf
njor. c°mplaint
against the play is that it
doesn’t provide enough rest
periods between side - splitting
laughs,” said Howard Taubman o f the N ew York Times,
when the play opened in New j
York.
Itparalyzing
is an
an evening
evening
o ff fre
fre-|
i w * . “ 11
IS
o
quently
laughtetr,”
Begins A t K ingston P ark
C
to ss
Hank Wajda
2nd At Rock
County Donates
$4,000 To State
Heart Fund
Patterns At Dawn
Lo o k in g fo r the F in e st in Seo co o st D in in g ?
TICKETS $2.50
Shop
H ig h v v o y 1 o f M e m o rio t B nda
PO R TSM O U TH , N . H.
SPECIAL
luncheons
“ SURF PARTY
&
RESTAURANT
2nd Hit
Benefit The Exeter HospM
— On Sale at tal
or Exeter H ospital Coffi Ye Cocke
S te w a rt - Sandro
N
Kettl,
STARTS W EDNESDAY
E liza b eth
T a y lo r - Richard
"CLEOPATRA"
Association history.
31rs. Bryer said that $48,928
53 has been allocated for re­
search projects at the national
level and at Dartmouth Medi­
cal School and the University
of New Hampshire. She said the
record commitment was 43 per­
cent o f the total Heart Fund
receipts for the state.
The rest of the fund income
will be nsed in state and nationally approved education a n d
community service program.
S a fe ty Services given,
v ■ - th
---------“ There is ne question that
provide
at benem.
— a .program
fits all age groups and teaches the w ater safety program, tointo
U area
o-f gether with the efforts o f first
intn in t ic t k ill/
n~ ~ a-i«
----community and fa m ily lu c ,
said Jeremy D. Russman,
a- aid, has helped cut the drown­
ter Safety Chairman fo r the ing: rate in this country from
Exeter District Chapter A m er­ 10 per 100,00 in 1914 to 4 in
recent years” , concluded Russ­
ican Red Cross.
‘‘Throughout each yea r S a fe­ man. “ But further, this pro­
ty Services is on duty in form ­ gram has made it possib^ fo r
ing the public o f s a fe ty p re­ millions to engage safely in
healthful and enjoyable aqua­
cautions appropriate to the p a Urns-of individual, group and tic recreation.”
One hundred thirty-nine are
season activity — in the homes
— in industries — on the high­ registered fo r the Aug. swim­
way — at community gath er­ m ing session which will start
New Hampshire’s Hank W aj­
ings — during vacations
in on the 3rd. A ll those who are
the school — in recreational registered must be at Kings­ da became firm ly ensconced on
the comeback trail last week, as
activities — on the beach and ton Park at 9 a.m. that Mon­
he moved into a second place
on the water — during tra vel day.
tie in the Rockingham Park joc­
— in illness or disaster.”
key standings.
“One h u n d r e d fo r ty - six
The Newmarket rider, per­
youngsters and teenagers re g ­
ennial New England champ, wha
istered fo r the E xeter Sw im ­
rode 72 winners here last year,
ming Program th at started July
was out o f action from May 29
6th at
- Kingston
Tr‘
Park^ *
to July 6 following an accident
Russman, “ and on the
in the paddock at Suffolk
certificates w ere g iven °
Downs.
60 beginners, 25 intermediates,
But he now has eight winners
25 swimmers, 15
J rs
Mrs. W ayne P. Bryer, Chair­ at the Rock meeting, his most
Savers, 3 Advanced Swim
fl man
of
East
Rockingham spectacular being a win in Sat­
and 10 Senior L ife S ave • County’s
1964
Heart
Fund urday’s Amherst purse aboard
Celebrating the 50 years,
campaign, today announced that Count Dormal. The win closed
Yiater Safety in R ed
w ’ East Rockingham County citi­
out a $50,432 twin double pay­
several demonstrations m
zens contributed $3,914.28 tow­ off, an all time Rock record.
saving, resuscitation arid
ard the largest research budg­
ly aid.- while in the w »te r
et in New Hampshire Heart
MR ed
VonDy
B o b b y V in to n - P a tricia
-•
J •
Red Cross Swim Program
“ TAKE HER
it
SH E’S MINE
Ye Cocke & Kettle Motor Inn
Route 1
Seabrook, N. H.
Frid ay, August 14, 12:30
, A..ou - 4 P.M.
Sponsored by the Exeter Hospital Associates
,
8lury 1 " w o me an uclor. H is said another critic. Featured in
* %'
bition'
’
hilarious and the Hampton production of the
A
LJ
mi3ftdv'
n vou laughing a ll play w ill be Marie Wallace,
apt } °
rt
Along w ith some J- Frank Lucas, Katherine HelCvci'iaf
w ith sex
a mond and .lames Whittle. The
mild en-----encmmteiB
— w itn #- - », - Manaperaent o f the P iayhOTM
subject about which he is eager
-- - A nmj ftI WLi ?>t*
a*
!1I
* process
IT* still
11
but inexperienced, the hero •is
in a
the
o f decid­
meets other obstacles to his ing on the actor who will play
dreams. His desire to be an the role o f the stage struck
actor sends flutters o f horror hero, but it is definite that the
through the hearts o f Papa lucky actor w ill be a member
and Mama, who want him to o f the current company.
be a druggist, and when he
A n y o n e who’ s ever been
develops a crush on an actress
young will have his heart go
at the flea-bitten actin g school
out to the adolescent hero o f
in which he is enrolled, his
this play. But you’ll resent him
girlfriend walks out and leaves
to, because he’ll remind you so
him stranded w i t h o u t any sharply o f your teen-age fool­
clothes w hatever fo r his big
ishness — and because he’ll
opening night perform ance. A l­
make you laugh so hard your
so, the owner o f the acting
school, a haughty, boozed - up sides w ill ache. “ Enter Laugh­
impresario decides to wreak in g ” is a gatew ay to hilarity
•-ifi
havoc on the boy’s dreams and and the doors are wide open,
just about succeeds.
beginning August 10. Enter
The story races alon g a t ' and‘ b e ‘ 'glad.
F A M IL IA R SIGHT at the Sea Shell stage is seen above as Mr. Henry Hamel, chamber o f com*
merce production manager, presents trophies to top place winners in the weekly talent show
Receiving the award above is the winner o f the the show two weeks ago, Mr. Paul Montiniere
Hartford ,Conn., a pianist. Mr. Montiniere. by virtue of his win, earned the right to compete in
the grand finals the latter part of the summer.
Staff Photo by Efliot
“ BYE BYE BIRDIE
Jam oi
* ■*
■
SUN. - M O N .-T U E S .
and BUFFET LUNCH
p ig
®d 31 a.m.-4 p.m.
$ 1.00
«ction of Iho day
. Vegetables
i ft Butter - Coffea
•
O p e n e v e r y d a y 11 a.m,
•
D ock sid e d in in g room
^
C a p ta in ’ s C ab in L o u n g e
Dew is moisture manufac­
tured during the night. There
are regions on our planet where
the dew is sufficiently heavy
to take the place o f rain.
Through the centuriehs wri­
ters ave used dew as a synonym
o f freshness and purity, and as
a symbol o f the glory o f dawn.
S h a k esp ea re spoke o f the “ gol­
den dew o f sleep.”
W riters speak o f ” falling
dew but the countless drops of
clear water that shine in th*
slanting rays at dawn are actu­
ally the
condensation
of water
-C V
---vapor. When the planet revolves
away from the sun it cools down
during the night b j radiating
•
some i f its heat. The vapor
moisture of surrounding warm
air is condensed on the cooling
objects.
Few realize that each droplet
of dew in the morning sunshine
is a mirror; the images are up­
side down but if one uses a
hand lens he can see a nearby
tree or a white cloud in a blue
sky. Those who know the peace
and beauty o f dawn time, know
that some of Year’s most ap­
pealing pictures are painted by
dew.
There are beautiful patterns
webbing; serrated leaves of
on the lawn with symmetrical
clovers and strawberries have
distinctive arrangements; often
a grass blade has one large,
gleaming drop at its tip.
I f the Weather Man sends a
cool night after a hot day, the
countryman knows tat dawn
w’ill have a gallery o f d e w
paintings.
There are language students
who claim that dew. from the
Anglo-Saxon “ deaw” is one of
our most beautiful words. That
is a matter o f opinion, but there
are many who know that when
the sun strikes the dew at dawn,
there are beautiful pictures.
D RIVE-IN
NOW
The A L A says “ Driver with
chip on shoulder may end up
with auto on back.”
Good drivers consider the
safety and comfort o f their
passengers, observes the A L A .
Be a good driver and drivfe
safely. Your passengers will
appreciatet it — and so will
other motorists.
NOW
MY
FAIR
P L A Y IN G
LADY
AUGUST 10 - 15
CYRIL
RITCHARD
“ The
CORNELIA
OTIS
SKINNER
Irregul
Q < fU *u fiu U P L u f.lu u .tie
TH EATRE •
N O . HAMPTON, P H O N E 9 6 4 - 8 0 T 1
HELD OVER THROUGH TUESDAY !
iETRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER and CINERAMA present
METltOCOLOR*
PLUS: SHOWN FIRST EVEftY NIGHT
technicolor^
^
---------------
Show Tim#
Adm ission $ 1 .2 5
PAG E
First Q u een
“Ladies Bump” Reviewed
iC o n tln u e d from P a g e I )
w cll known nt H a m p t o n
Mrs. W orceetor's fofles
nuned tlie Seacoy C ottage at
street for 15 years p rior to
eaJ lore and over the years Stones have been placed on the
much of the past has been pre- Green by the various daughter
served. One of the primary j towns and bearing their names
groups behind the preservation as well as ninny family stones
of the past is the local Meet- with the names of the early
ing House Green Memorial and settlers. It is felt that this
Historical Association.
Park is the only one like it
Ore of the most active work- in the United Staes. The Park
ers in this group is Winnacun-I was dedicated in 1925.
the th rills o f her
s c h i e v e m e n t was the plane ride
from the sands o f Hampton
tf.ach with Chauncey Redding
on September 12. She vivid ly
recalls this not only from the
attached pictured but also be­
cause Mr. Redding, the pilot.
v,;is killed on October 1, 1915.
During the ‘ ‘old” days, com­
petition was also keen fo r dec­
orating the automobiles fo r the
gigantic parade held then as
today. She took 3 first place
trophies fo r best decorated cars
during the parade competition.
Mrs. W orcestor recalled hear­
ing “ B ill” E lliot, the Singing
Cop, on the old bandstand at
the beach fo r many years.
Still displaying the efferves­
cent smile and bubbling per­
sonality and still w ea rin g her
diamond ( r e s e t on another
ring) Mrs. W orcestor vivid ly
recalled much o f H a m p t o n
Beach o f days gone by. But
that day on Septem ber 9 when
she was only 17 years old was
one of the high points o f her
life.
S ta ff Photo by Elliot
* * k> Off Thojcvald A ve*
thought ,o be the final resting
1,,'ace of L'<* Eriksens brother
: 1008 T d kThd by Indians ,n
f
a t
Thls sUjrv can be
I" " d b°th in local Indian len and Vlkins Mythology.
iJ rv rs s
c“
one bushel of corn. This mill
has been acquired by the Town
and will be restored in the near
future.
Godfrey - Dearborn House —
Built shortly after the Town
was settled, it is believed to
be the oldest frame house of
■ts style in New England.
Lumies Tavern and Goody
Cole Room named
.u l
N E W THIS Y E A R !
-a y vespers, evening service
and Die candle ligh tin g service.
. The sermon fo r the momL"g " orsh‘P at 10:15 will be
Concerns o f an
African
Church.' delivered by Dr. per
Hassmg. Presiding will he the
d r i v e -i n
r aU A ' Stauffer. There
k
U.TTey '’’ by Dr- Massing
will be shUes entitled, “ X n A fat d p. m.
Bishop James K. Mathews of
mL
c T n i^rea ° f thc Methodi.st Church wall
n I
a ir
c o n d it io n e d
Self Service D in in g Room
Featuring Flavor-C risp
FRIED CHICKEN
CORNER O F G A A S H W O R T H AVE.
“ m "
s £ r .s
v?
s~ S?
I» V ,tS 5” fc‘S C '
C“f f
b" hold
Thiuugh the week, there wil
toDics°rkShOPf- cuver'ng variou
pics on religion followed b'
n evening service eac day '
n
entitled -The X t h ? " " ?
s,°n will
Tyson.
mou»h, N
T*l 436-7927
53 50 Round Trio ChiM
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he In i ! ' Uucus* ‘ e<1 by Chaplain
luncheon^
fashions
12 Stare Street
Fashions fo r
P ortsm ou th
V°ar entrance i,
BATHING s u it s __ '♦a motherhoodSHORTS
ONE & TWO PIECE
d resses
• *he two officers i
,• needcri ♦■>,,,
Z s> bowGeorire Smiti a^s,stance of
. £ ! ? f " » H "»p .
held on
—
throurt
* ^ U,d ba
O*' v P m - H-d^ng. Crbtrt
a.OiMrtct famfly 0| j£ * wil1 be
l '»n to the w. i ° L n?’ ,n addiin«, „ *ne WorIcshOn and ......
FISH MARKET
Schedule of Events
(A u g. 5 - Aug. 12)
August 3 - August 8 — ‘ The
Ladies Bump*' at the Hamp­
ton Playhouse.
August 7 — Dick Steele,
caller. Square Dancing at the
State Park.
August 9th — Community
Church. Rev. Arthur Dewey.
Hampton, guest minister.
Auugust 8th — Louis Arm­
strong at Casino Ballroom.
• Alive
* Boiled To Order
Foot of Bridge at Smith & Gilmore Wharf
Native Lobsters, Clams and Fish
Welcome
French
FRESH DAILY
Spoken
QUALITY UNSURPASSED
Telephone (Hampton) 926-3424
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8
Remnant & Drapery Store
FP ‘a Treasures at Prices
LOUIS
ARMSTRONG
DONOVAN & FALLON
N
THE FAMILY STORE AT HAMPTON BEACH SINCE 1926
AND HIS ALL STARS
lat Wil1 Surprise You!
The Remnant Shop
0 P * n 9 « - 5 : 3 0 . M onday .
F,ld° > N ,9bt. 'Til 9-oo
Tel. 436-1602
N. H. LOBSTER COMPANY
DANCING
it;,
servicePw m hr
n* ‘ he eve" i" 8
Zi-gJer P " =be Dr- Wilbur C
A u S 7r^ ' thWl11
DOROTHE'
Uf‘
Williard v
wiU be Rev
Chester.
' Slearnaher or R0-
° ° m‘. ^:40 n.m
DOWNER
BALLROOM
Shes resulted in th <impton
°.rn
openifH
mg day w ilM n c Iu S n l i Z o r
off MOrket Street)
T.V.
Rentals
Note of Thanks
Are Announced
CASINO
dist Church R ' Tys<*n” yietho
,nK worship service
day. Rev Pa,,! c*
V IKl
Fall Fair Dates
LOBSTER POUND
sw fc S sS -?
on the new
Boston's world-fam ed Beacon C A S IN O BALLROOM will be the next stop for the famed Louis
Miss Wallace sparks the ac­
Hill derives its name from a
Arm strong. Louis will be at the ballroom this coming Saturday tion and certainly commands
beacon erected in 1635, says
the attention of every male
evening, August 8th.
the A L A .
member of the audience when
she appears in a G-string and
does an exotic “ bump and
TEN P IN B O W L IN G
I grind."
An adroit bit o f amusing!
The Hampton Police I)e~
partment was recently in ‘ scene-stealing is done bv Peter!
Bailey who delights the audireceipt of a letter of thanks
D A Y - W EEK - M O N TH
i ence with his flitty antics as
for
action
taken
by
mem­
The New Hampshire Fair's
Teddy and David Canary’s por­
bers of that department.
association follow ing.its annual
trayal of Jack was heightened
The letter from Mrs. V ir­
banquet in Laconia recently
hv his lyrical singing voice that
A P P LIA N C E C O .
ginia J. Kallas reads as fol­
announced the fall schedule of
pleasingly
changed
the
mad­
lows:
8 2 2 LAFAYETTE ROAD
fairs.
Included
are
the
follow­
/
cap pace of “ The Ladies Bump”
"M v family and I wish to
H A M P T O N , N . H.
in g dates:
for
a
few
moments
while
he
thank you and the men of
Rochester, Sept. 19-26; Sand­
926-2340
calmed the assembly with song.
your department for your
LA FA YETTE LA N ES
wich, Columbus Day, Oct. 12;
Lee Pearce sweetly plays the
926-8100
alertness and quick action
Plymouth, Aug. 20-23; Deer­
ingenue and Lucy Landau is her
in removing my father, Mr.
— AIR. C O N D IT IO N E D —
field, Oct. 1-4; Cheshire. Oct.
Nick Papadopoulos, to fhe
SU M M ER PRICES
Exeter Hospital last Sat­
8 -1 1 ; Hopkinton, Sept. 4^7;
9 a m . - 6 p .m .
25c
u r d a y evening. Lack of this
6 p .m . - C lo s in g
40c
Lancaster, Sept. 4-7; Canaan,
(S u n d ays O p e n a * 1 P .M .)
prompt service would have
Aug. 6-9; No. Haverhill, July
been fatal; it saved his life.
Rte. 1, 9 L a fa y e tte Road
31-Aug. 2; Cornish. Aug K 14-15;
“ We arc erer so grate­
(I M ile N o rth o f H a m p to n C lr.)
N ew Boston, Sept. 12; and j- ful."
N. H A M P T O N
9 6 4 -5 2 3 2
AND
Belknap County. 4-H, Aug. 15. i
M
' early
u loCation
the
_ ‘> bbh houses of those
Hampton men who went “
Hampton Beach
Good Food at
osonoble Prices
Do you like an evening o f usual funny self as Mrs. Donearty laughter? Do you enjoy aldson. The stumbling majd
hilarious comedy antics? drew a good share o f laughter
Are you still young enough to with Jean
Lewis'
bouncing
J*x your eyes on a strip-teaser? through the role.
»^n The Ladies Bohp,” curJ. Frank Lucas extends the
rvntly at the Hampton Play- versatility o f his talent as Herhousc, is for you — and you bert and Fred Hoskins, capable
an* guaranteed to have fun.
stage manager, makes one of
A corny farce of the 1920's his rare, but always droll, apand stylized to this wacky era pearancea on stage instead o f
*n United States history both back - stage. Nancy La Peter,
in costuming and the con\i*n- T r e n t Knepper and Sarah
tionalized acting by Director Christie fill out the supporting
Allred Christie. “ The Ladies cast while Madeline Meredith
Bump" revolves merrily around provides the on-stage accorxthe improable reunion o f buries- paniment for the singing,
que queens in the home o f one
Steve Nihda's stage setting
of the “ ladies ’ who hud climbed |again sets top quality standards
high in the social ladder.
land the costuming in the 1920
Her past had been well-hidden modes adds much to the merrishe thought, when the two for- ment of the show,
mer spear-carrying burlesquers
I f you want a happy evening
arrive to complicate her social of fun and boisterous laughter
position. Katherine Helraond this week. The Hampton Plardelightfully plays the social , house is the place to find it.
climber with intended self- con- ‘‘The Ladies Bump” does not
cious emotionalism while Betty pretend to be anything but a
Froman Bright drolly adds to riotous farce. The players seem
the confusion as the ex-burles- to be having a hall performing
que queen turned Shakesparean this silly bit o f theatre and the
“ artiste” but retaining her Jbve fun and enthusiasm projects
for the bottle.
beyond the proscenium arch to
Triple trouble is injected into the last seat in the balcony.
the action by shapely, hip— ]
swinging Marie Wallace playing
Rose LaMarr.
of
a home. This fa m ilia r sight in West
atop the W ashington road barn.
ETER HANDKERCHIEF I
^ B&M RR
Lincoln S i f c .
T H U R S D A Y N IG H T
JACK
9
'exalt
Store
D IN E E N S
COLLEGE M IXER
T w o Rock N* Roll Bands, Top Stars
(C o a t* e n d T ie* R o q u ii«d )
JU S T SO UTH O F THE C A S .N O O N O C EA N BO ULEVARD
PAGE 10
Rescues Two
Birthday
Montreal
Women
N e w England -
PA Q E .11
(Continued fr,>n r ,' K e l )
M is s I I i K s o n
lead in winners with eigiu
new queen.
.
ceremonies which followed the
In the coronation ce
jm , in a stunning aqua
judging. Miss H°ul‘hahn’ tvv0 t.or0nets on the heads of
evening d r e s s phtced
and then relinquished
the first and
and second
second runners-up
ru___ M!oo iand
w hthen
» * . relinquished
- -------her own title to Miss Higson. Miss Houlihan, in winning
last year, compiled the largest number of points in th e
a few strokes, hut as he
During the early morning go untold each year at Hamp- swim
....... ’
,
approached
the women, both
u
hours of July 28 a dramatic i ton
Beach,
was
all
the
m
o
r
e
|
approached
the
f i r s t
%\' ||
» ' » « »» M|
** ««w
—
him.
frantically
reached
for
-* — *took -%—
as it
it ounm
came nn
on tho
the
resour
place *in the A%»t­ I dramatic n/«
n
" week let*
later
Mr. V
LaPointe,
a
lantic opposite " I " street as 75th birthday o f a Montreal still had the brusies on the
history of the Miss New Eng­
many beach visitors were still resident.
back of his hand he received
A t approximately 9:30 a.m.,
land contest and has been a
relaxing in their quarters or
when
he
went
to
the
rescue.
Mr. Lucien LaPointe and his
popular queen throughout her
enjoying their breakfasts.
Mr.
LaPointe
noted
that
one
The rescue, one of the ninny wife were enjoying their cus­
of the ladies seemd stronger reign.
tomary
early
morning
dip
in
acts of heroism which often
In the coronaI ion ceremonies,
the Atlantic. The tide was go­ than the other so he pushed
ing out at the time and at her away and eventually to the new Miss Hampton Bench,
THE
such times there is frequently safety. The other lady he help­ Sheila Scott, presented the Miss
an u n d e r t o w . Mr. LaHointe ed reach neck deep water. The New England ribbon to Miss
heard screams for help and lady stood a moment catching Higson. Serving on the queen’s
looking towards the ocean saw her breath and then waded court were the remaining seven
TAKE-OUT SERVICE
finalists out o f the top ten girls.
two women who had apparent­ ashore safely.
Ironically, the ladies rescued, Dolores Aksamit, Paula Peters,
ly stepped into a hole or deep­
Southern Fried Chicken
er part o f the water.
Mrs. Bolduc and Mrs. Dauost Susan Hailson and Carol Ryan
Our Specialty
There were few persons on were both from Montreal, Can­ were the robe bearers.
O pen 'Til 1 2 :30 , 7 D ay» a W eek
the beach at the time and the ada. the home of the LaPointes.
The coronets for the second
life guards had not yet come Mrs. Dauost resides in St. Lauand third place winners were
CABINS $5 per Couple i on duty. Mr. LaPointe, who rent, nsuburb of Montreal.
n
OW* *•
n%
• m
Aei
/v/
|has been a
swimmer
most
of
The LaPointes have vaca- presented by Vivian Joubert,
Turn Right O ff
110 a l Plaza,
his life, immediately went to tioned at Hampton Bench for Candy McQuaid, fifth place,
Salisbury, Moss.
the rescue. He had only to approximately 8 years as they served as crown bearer for the
alternated trips to Daytona new Miss New England and the
fourth place winner, Catherine
Beach.
Two days later before the Bisnette, presented Miss H ig­
two ladies returned home, they son with her flowers.
m e t the LaPointes on the
The third place trophy and
OUT#
CH,NESE
beach near the sight of the savings bond was presented to
AMERICAN
heroic incident and expressed Pat Curtin by Kick Darah. The
their heartfelt thanks. For Mr. second place awards were pre­
DINING ROOM
Lucien LaPointe. 6D55 Fielding _______
sented by
Jack
Dineen
and
Mr.
J
V
MVI1
A
/ n »v\. li it
11Li 4t
II.
1
L
r * l ------------- -- _ • 1
a
jrn . •
Avc., Montreal, his 1964 visit Joseph Flynn, president o f the
Special Luncheons d a ily 1 1 : 3 0 - 3 p.m.
to Hampton Beach will long be Hampton Beach Chamber of
Chinese Buffet W ednesdays, 6 to 8 30 p.m.
. . . a ll you ran e a t only $2.9S.
remembered as will his 75th Commerce, presented the top
Dinner Dancing Saturday Evenings.
birthday.
trophy and savings bond to Miss
Reservations suggested.
Higson.
Peg Norton a t the Ham m ond — W ednesday,
MIGHTY B
Wayne E lliot o f the H A M P­
TO N
U N IO N
and B E A C H ­
COMBER.
Music throughout the even­
ing was provided by Stan Bednarz and the Hampton Beach
concert band. W illiam “ B ill"
Elliot served as master o f cere­
monies and H enry Hamel as
production
m anager.
Decora­
tions o f a sea scene complete
with mermaid w ere arranged
by Mrs. H arriet McCurdy o f the
Tides, Holly E llio t o f the cham­
ber o f Commerce and Mr.
Hamel. Assisting with the pro­
duction w ere Jack Dineen and
Rick Darrah.
THE BIG O N E
M urray’s
COTTON C A N D Y
Gum & L ifesa vers
’1SI>
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Take out service.
ROUTE 1 —
RYE. N
H. —
9 6 4 -5 5 4 5
W HERE
D IN E
In the Seacoost Area
Old Home Day
Planned Aug. 15
During the evening entertain­
ment was presented between the
rounds o f judging. Scott Philbrick rendered two trumpet so­
A quiet
.•-A /
N* • Home Day cele­ los while the Chapman twins,
A
Old
Candy and Carolyn, sang and
bration is being planned for
accompanied themselves. Sheila
this y e a r by the Meeting |Scott,
^coix, Miss
Miss Hampton
Hampton Beach
Beach of
of
House Green Memorial a n d 11964-65
sang “ I Feel So Pretty”
QC4 n r -----^
Historical Society.
Societv.
s ••
and “ Tami.”
In connection with the New
Judges were John Burnett.
Hampshire Annual Old Home Hartford Courant; Robert BerDay celebrations, Hampton will gin, Worcester Telegram ; Louis
recognize the occasion on Aug. gin, Worcester T e l e g r a m ;
15 with open house at the Tuck Louise Anderson, radio and T V
Memorial Green from 10:30 Executive of the Sullivan Agen-
(NEXT TO
THE ROCKY BEND
-LOBSTER — STEAK —
Fountain Service
SHORE DINNERS
Serving from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Boar’s Head
Hampton Beach
—
AIR CONDITIONED
—
PAGE BROTHERS RESTAURANT
Featuring Barfeequed Chicken - Steaks - Chops - Lobster - Fish Dinners
TRY OUR ST LUNCHEON SPECIAL!
5 Ashworth Ave.
N O O N - 2 P.M.
Hampton Beach
Wednesday, August 12 is
Goodwill Industries collection
day in the seacoast area.
The Goodwill Industries truck
will be at the C. E. Greenman
Co. on High Street in Hampton
and at the Congregational
Church in North Hampton next
week and organization officials
ask, that all Goodwill Industries
bags be turned into these col­
lection depots on Tuesday, Aug­
ust 1 1 .
PLAYLAND )
George R. Murray
O c e a n B lvd . n e a r llC f Street
Ciborowski’s Airport
Underway At W.
A 60-yenr-old R ye restaurant,
owner is building: an airport
which should be in operation
next year — i f everyth in g poes (
according’ to schedule.
Jacob S. Ciborowski, ow ner
of the South W ind Restaurant
and motel, has bepun plans to
construct a private airstrip on
hi- property which abuts L a ­
fayette road on its W est end
"1 decided to builil m y own
airport a fte r the S t r » t h a m
airport plan fe ll through." the
■
•
.
-pilot , said
28 W
year ■
experienced
‘•I
nigmy in
ui tnc
me
“1 was
was highly
in xuvur
fa v o r ©J
Jeacoast airport because I feel
Hampton B ay
Swimming School
F or A ll Ages — Young
Children A Specialty
C ontact
Bill
H am p tton
G illig a n ,
5
B each
“ Q”
St.
9 2 6 -3 2 7 0
ROSS GARAGE
O ce a n
B lvd .
H a m p to n
Beach
A U TO REPAIRS
Storage and Road Service
A rthu r B ick ford & Son
Tel. 9 2 6 -3 3 38
'<-X.
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—
Store in filling
Vacation Information Guide
OCEAN
B O U LE VAR D
first
Hampton Beach
Boar
CLOTHING
— Free Delivery —
Hampton Center
NOT A
SIDELINE BUT A
For the Whole Fam ily !
—
'll
rm
Store
926-31
superm arket
Bakery - Meats - Groceries
you r
h ave at
opened to wild acclaim
Since
then it has
( in 1926. —
___
proved to be one o f the funni­
est and most durable farces I
cord.
ROCKY bend
with the sam e assurance you
home.
PRESCRIPTIONS —
coast.
H am p ton Beach
prescriptions
Hanover reported the only
Canada goose, and Pintail Duck
seen and as well as the onl>
Cape May and Morning Warblers reported in the count.
Records
interest
from from
various
areasof were
Pipits
"Ladies Bump'
At Playhouse
physician and the precision o f T o b e y ’s
Drug
Mrs. Richard Herbert, retords
editor for the N. 11. Audubon
Quarterly, the official publicstion of the Society, has released
the’ total bird counts fo r ti»e
state
wide bv
series
field trips.
organized
the of
Audubon
So-
-
285
You can depen d on the skill o f
Spring Bird Counts
l
CO FFEE SHOP
99c D aily Luncheon
Don't Risk Your Health
During Your Vacation!
Audubon Society Lists
.. ~
. . ■* , enrinn.
' nni'koBt^r .Twl 1
( .roon.
***•
spnnC mtgra- Rochester and Littleton; Green­
winged Teal and a Sora Rail
that the area needs one and tion. 163 species were counted
in 14 areas. The Umbagog re- from
....... •Hanjoci;
H
u and
till V/Umbagog;•
because I own my own airport
gion produced the largest num- all three species of scoters from
in Sterling, Mass.”
ber o f species with a total of 93,, Littleton; semipalmated plovers
E A S T - W E S T S T R IP
Tk„ nrnnfwrd
w i l l ! the coastal area 90, Hanover 84 from Nashua and the coast;
run eas^ west and wiH Pbe lo- * " d Littleton and Pittsburg 8.1 Pectoral Sandp.pers and Phil■
*•
Most leaders, Mrs. Herbert adelphia Vireos from Pittsburg,
cated on the south side o f the
1 *
-------- !a — - * I ILincoln
r*'e
f/iivI PRoches­
n / ilm c .
s Sparrow f from
said,
reported
a
scarcity
o
f
South Wind. The runway w ill
birds tit is year. Although the ter. Umbagog and Pittsburg,
be 1700 fe e t long and 200 fe e t
number o f species seen was up and a Louisiana Waterthrush
wide with 200 fe e t clearance (£0 species more than last yearjfi'om Walpole,
at cither end.
and 39 more compared with t h
e ---------On May 27, 1964. the R ye
Board of Adjustm ent gave **31?®^.nt.s, *n,
tf\e number of
BETTE JO MANSUR. Gardner. Mass., a contestant for the
individuals showed a marked
-------------•
----------------\
.,
unamious approval to Ciborow­
Miss New England Contest presents a pretty picture as she
decline in all species, particu­
ski’s request to build the air­
poses prior to the contest with kitten belonging to Hampton
port. T h e
N ew
Hampshire larly warblers.
Beach Lifeguards.
Staff Photo by Ellict
Each year the N ew Hamp­
Aeronautics Commission is al­
Audubon vSociety
^ I shire rxuuuwvM
w —-v organ9
w
so planning a public hearing
on the subject and with the ^es a series o f field trips on a
In the hilarious tradition of
commission’s approval, the air- fsin gl# week-end during the peak ; ‘ ‘Ladies Night in A Turkish
o f the Spring migration. Tnese Bath, the Hampton Playhouse
port will become a reality.
yea rly counts are valuable in welcomes from August 3 thru
MONEY A PR O B LE M
i
i_
’
August
8,
a
wild
and
wacky
EM ERGENCY LO CATIO N
net road.
trends
That is i f Ciborowski can indicating changes • and
■
m
_--- farce about three ex-strippers,
First aid station — Hampton
Precinct— Fred Gagne, Ralnh
M i* te the construction o f occuring over a period o f years
U’Averly
A
m Harris
U . — n „ A
John J.I Foley,
Fr.Iay
p 0jice station. W
T.
and
John
tne project. “ These things cost in bird populations within the “ The Ladies Bump . Tne stor.
takes place in the era of the 6_3333 The
on duty will Treasurer and clerk, A. Roland
money” , he said, ‘ ‘and have, to state at migration season.
roaring twenties and inc,ud5f; CA L L A DOCTOR FOR YOU Bragg. Offices located at 64
Co
'vhat I can when I can
therffnr*
m
7 Wand
~ ! ’ This year 14 trips were
an extra treat, several IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Ashworth avenue.
— xi_: . . i.a injo r ^y 1 1
I scheduled and
counts
made
from
i
as
area to the* northern l ° ^ s a.nd burlesque routines I OR DURING THE NIGHT.|
C h a m b e r of Commerce —
The
setting is Long
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,
~~ '
”
lin e t'uuswi o*>.u
the* luxurious
home Island,
‘ ^ C e c eand
l i a ! I » tbe Sea Shell at the center I President, Joseph 'Flynm E x ^
ine work at once. I hope to j b o r d e r in the Connecticut Lakes
Sec., William E llL f. Office hra.
v* done next year but it took Region. A few rare birds were R a m s e y , one time stripper o f j h e beach
Fire Station— Ashworth ave- are from 9:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m., 7
“
*»
seven years to build the res­ noted: 3 black Terns at Hop- ^
turned
e T a s society
T u ^ s aqueen.
W i y hFor
id dyears.
/ n T e r l- e
M d " F” ^
"> *
taurant and it may take se'-cn kinton, a Red-headed Wood­
mer months. Office located on
W Averly 6-3316.
pecker
at
Litchfield,
a
Lark
to build the airport.”
Sparrow at Littleton and a W il- o I d ^ occupation from her youn?
Police Station — Office on Ocean boulevard in northerly
Ciborowski is goin g to otter
son’s Phalarope at Rye.
f nd a“ ™ 't've dt:buUnt1 daJuph: Ashworth Ave. W Averly 6-3334. section o f Sea Shell.
his airport fre e to all Kye
. , 4u
ter, but then the weekend of
Public Library — Located at
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G E N E R A L LOCATIONS
residents fo r landing and tor
The Hanover area led t h e the local talent night arrives
into town comes many enMunicipal Offices — Town: Hampton Center on Winnacun­
tieing down. A lso anyone else W arbler count listing 19 species and
r_
and into town tumw uiauj v... ^ ..........
A-Fman \IfW
*I SjlloSelectmen,
Noel
Salo- net road. Mrs. Margaret Noyea,
will be welcome to land free. seen, with N ew Hampton and tertainers including Cecelia’s Board1 ofr 0^1
two ex-burlesque friends, and mon, chairman, Robert Danel- librarian.
Land at the east* end o f the Um bagog follow ing closely wit?i
U. S. Post Office, Beach —
Trofatter;a handsome musical comedy son a n d Herbert ~
runway must be cleared o 18
>
lis and
ana 17
1 1 species
hpvuto respectively.
. w r ----- ^A
• •love Town Manager, Kenneth Boeh- Lobby open: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,
W
alpole
and
Rochester tied for lead’ inp'man, who falls
in
trees and shrubs and the whole
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 12
ner:
town
clerk.
Helen
Hayden;
field must be graded before the largest number o f people » ith the daughter. Confusion
________ Window service: 8:30
t a x collector, Hazel Coffin; Saturday.
takinjr
part
in
the
trips.
mounts
as
a
husband,
t
h
e
the airport can be in operation,
wrong one, arrives home at treasurer, Norman N. Merrill, a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday;
but by next year, -Rye nru*>
Bluebirds ate srtiH on the the wrong time and as the Town office hours: 9-5, Mon.j 8:30 ajn.-noon Saturday. No
have an airport.
and* Sundays.
*'*
—
scarce list; they were seen only identity of the three strippers thru Fri., except tax collectors service *holidays
in six of the 14 areas visited: ^
desk closed 11:30-12:30 and Hampton — Lobby open 7 a.m.
• • «r%
Walpole,
finally
revealed.
1
desk dosed 12:30 to 7 p.m., Monday - Saturday.
Walpole, Rochester,
Kocnester, Manchester,
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Littleton. Umbagog uhd the ence
‘Tveenjoy
seldom
seen an
clerks
"themselves
so aud,com-,j,town
to 1:30.
Opendesk^clostci
9-1 2 Saturdays.' Window service: 8:30 am ,.-5
a
a.m. to 8 p.m.
cy, Boston; Charles McCormick,
Open
for
inspection
will
be
Boston Globe; and Ted Herbert,
ASHWORTH HOTEL DINING ROOM
the restored 19th century school orchestra and fc-and leader,
295 Ashworth B!vd.
Hampton Beach
house and the Tuck Museum.!
Buffet Every Tuesday 5 - 8:30 P.M.
Mrs. Thayer Barry will be in
Counters were Wilson Den­
“ COME AS YO U ARE"
charge of the hostesses.
From 5 to 7 p.m. the mem- nett, local public accountant, &
: bers of the Society will hold
1 a picnic for members of the
■m'M
HOLLINGWORTH HOTEL & MOTEL RESTAURANT Society on the Tuck Memorial
Green. Mrs. Hazel Coffin will
be in charge of arrangements.
"A * Street, Hampton Beach
Mr. Harold Fernald o f the
!
Society
stated this week that
Breakfast 8 30-11.00 a.m.
Dinner 5-7:30 p.m.
1
any local townspeople interest­
//<
ed in joining the Society are
welcome to do so particularly
C flO J iT
during the Old Home Day cele­
HUDON’S RESTAURANT
bration. Persons interested in
Western Prime Beef
Ocean Fresh Seofood
the history of Hampton are
I also urged to become members
Hampton Beach, N. H.
o f the group.
279 Ocean Boulevord
7 e | 926-5421
Guides will be available thruout August 15 to answer ques­
tions and conduct a tour of
the museum and school house.
The Society is observing its
LOMAZZO'S RESTAURANT
40th Anniversary as an His­
Italian & American Foods
torical Society and the town
B rv c H a it Served —
O pen B a.m. to 10 p.m. —
Am ple F r*« Parking
ending its 325th year as a
Winnacunnet Rood
N ea r the Hampton Playhouse
town.
Goodwill Da
Is August 12
became the
mi
•
BEACHWEAR
•
PLAYW EAR
Everything fo r Cam p & Hom e
Newburyport s Leading
Department Store
[to
H. W. PRAY
PROFESSION
20
PLE A SAN T STREET, NEW BURYPORT
*‘ 15 M in u fc i fro m H a m p to n B e a c h "
in our literature. It is recomm e n d e d as particularly fine
fam ily fare and has gained
popularity with audiences of all
age and types.
The cast for the Hampton
Playhouse produuction o f “ The,
Ladies Bump’’ w i l l include
Katherine Helmond as Cecelia
Ramsey, Marie Wallace and
Betty Bright as her two strip-1
■
STA PLES
Featuring A Complete Assortment Of
5c to $1.00 Merchandise & Beach Needs
sun tan aids
beach supplies
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per friends, and David Cunury
as the musical comedy star.
Peter Bailey will play the hi-'
Inrious role o f the woebegone
and highly effeminate fiance o f
the daughtetr. and Lucy Lan - 1
dau will appear as his mother.
J. Frank Lucas, Trent Knep! per, Lee Pearce ami Nancy La
Peter will nlso appear.
"The Ladies Bump” is ex-j
pected to be one o f the largest
hits o f the current season ’ at
the Playhouse so order your
53 Steps Down “ 6 ” Street and Save 1
1 2 - 1 4 - 1 6 i,B” STREET AT THE BEACH
COMPARE
THESE
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1■
VALUES!
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H A M PTO N
Aug. 13
Aug. 14
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_ For Your Vacation Pleasure -
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Aug. 15
Aug.
il \ n i > c o n c e r t s
r
.,
Cotnrdav Afternoons 4-5 p.m. Evenings 7-8, and
Tuesday thru Saturday.
7.8 and 8:30-9:30.
8:30-9:30 p.m. ounuuys - »
16
Aug. 17
Aug.
ORGAN CONCERTS
18
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P.M.
A.M,
P.M.
A.M.
r.M.
AM .
P.M.
A.M.
P.M.
A.M.
4:12
3:51
5:02
5:31
5:57
10:1
10:
11:
11:
6:24 12
6:53 12
7:18 12
7:53
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8:13 1
8:49 2
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o„t,ir.lnvs 2 - 3 ; Mondays only 3 - 4 .
Tuesday thru S i « t t > •
A1 Ouellette a t the organ.
Monday evening only. 8.30
In c o rp o ra tin g
f ir e w o r k s
Wednesdays -
I f weather permits. In fro n t o f the Sea Shell
at 9:10 p m-
the
H a m p to n B ea ch A d v o c a te
W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1964
TWELVE PAGES
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T A L E N T SHOW'
..
__ <=hell sta te beginning July 6. Finals
Mondays from the ne
“ AuRUst. Junior Division begins at
7% bn, S e n o" d iv ^ o n immediately follow in g. R egister with
Hon™y Hamel at Chamber o f Commerce.
S Q U A R E D A N C IN G
„ .,
o,.n nn, at the Hampton Beach State Park. Dances
“ ponsoVed by ‘ Seaeoast Regional Square Dance ossocmLon.
First dance under the stars June -b.
j
C A L IS T H E N IC S
]
Monday through Friday, on the snnd in fro n t o f the Sea Shell
beginning at 10:30 a.m. Miss Coca Cola your director.
T
m
£..
August 15 thru August 23 bon fire, country square dances,
has been proclaimed “ Old Home church services, fairs and open
Week” in the state of N e w , houses among others. This year,
Hampshire. Since Gov. Fr an: j several towns will also be ob­
Rollins suggested the annual serving their bicentennial cele­
observance o f “ Old Home Week brations (200 years).
During the day long or week,
and Day” during the surmn r of
1899, “ Old Home Day” has b.* n long events one can almost cer­
tainly hear from local select­
celebrated in many ways.
This is the 65th year that the men or other officials, a “ fa­
Governor of New Hampshire mous” visiting summer celebri­
has issued a proclamation set­ ty. a “ well known” son or
ting aside a period in August as daughter returning from afar or
“ Old Home Week” in this state. some local senior citizen of
Many New Hampshire com­ note and respect.
During the past four years
munities observe either a week
or one day to honor its town Hampton has revived this cus­
and its senior and wandering tom after an absence of several
years. This was mainly done
through the efforts o f Mrs.
Helen Hayden, present town
clerk of Hampton, Harold Fernald, and the Meeting House
Meeting House Green off
Green Memorial and Historical
o f this year’s Old Home
OLD HOME WEEK
ill be on hand Saturday
(Continued on Page 12)
Staff Photo by Elliot
RECORD H O P
Wednesdays from 2-4 p.m. fo r young teenagers; C ollege Mixers,
Thursday evenings fo r older teens. Both a t Casino Ballroom.
See the separate schedule o f special weekly events each week
elsewhere in the BEACHCOM BER. A complete schedule o f summer events may be obtained fo r asking at the chamber or com­
refreshment
table.
Arrange­
merce office in the Sea Shell.
ments for the reception were
handled bv the officers of the
Episcopal
churewomen,
and
refreshments were supervised
by Mrs. Russell McGuirk. The
guest book was in charge of
Mrs. John Higgins, Mrs. Edwin
SALE
Batchelder, Jr., and Mrs. Gerald
SSS
French.
August 7 — Clearance of
Rev. Blackeslee will conduct
his final services at Trinity
Bathing Suits, Summer dress­
church next Sunday, August 2.
es, Sleeveless Cotton Shirts,
A coffee hour wil* follow the
9:30 service.
F A R E W E L L RECEPTION was tendered Rer. and Mrs. Dwight Blakeslee Sunday evening at
Trinity Episcopal church. The couple was presented a painting by members of the church
showing a landscape. Rev. Blakeslee will conduct his final sen ice at Trinity on Sunday, Aug.
2.
Staff Photo by Elliot
250 Attend Farewell Party
For Rev. and Mrs. Blakeslee
Approximately 250 friends
of the Rev. and .Mrs. H. Dwight
Blackeslee attended the fare­
well reception held in their hon­
or at Trinity Episcopal church,
Sunday evening, July 26.
Margaret Junkins
Dietetic Candies
Hampton Beach
- dorothy cheney
As a memorial gift the couple
was presented with a New Eng­
land landscape, painted by Aldo
T. Hibbard, renowned New Eng­
land artist. Mr. William Cun­
ningham. warden of Trinity
church, made the presentation
in behalf of the many persons
who contributed t o w a r d the
purchase of this valuable paint­
During August the family
ing from the Hibbard gaUery will move to Bethlehem, Penna.,i
in Rockport.
where Rev. Blackeslee will as­
During the evening Mrs. John sume his duties as Canon of |
Little and Mrs. Raymond Con- the Cathedral Church of the;
*ey served as hostesses at the j Nativity, September 1.
Cotton Bermudas.
In the Sea Gate Motel
Just a block from the ocean
9 Ashworth Avenue
Hampton Beach
Salisbury Beach
REASONS TO VISIT
THE NEW BROADWAY
parade o f floats and horribles fo r
on Saturday, August 22.
|by
K ick in g o ff the program w ill wit
be the always popular Chil- Coi
Hampton Beach Chamber
kmmerce, the H otel Asso- dren’s Day. Am ateur architects* sev
are already on the sands of ori
on and the Hampton Beach
Hampton Beach practicing fo r oth
inct Commissioners w i l l
ix the 1964 summer sea- the 11 a.m. Sand Castle con- pe)
test. This a ffa ir has drawn
it Hampton Beach.
hundreds o f applicants over the Pr<
^liehtinE t h e activities
years and will this year be an
the coming week w ill held on the sands in front o f de<
the Sea Shell area.
er;
ivy o f prizes donated
i 1 merchants together
? top trophy awards,
ion will again be in
ategories such as most
most religious, and
The children will be
d only a specified perine fo r completing their
and may use only sand
ter plus home made
ins such as flags, flow-
be formed at
and will prot Shell area
: for the best
best rolling
ith best coslace. This pabe confused
parade sched22. This paDuth only and
decorated bi-
Day will be the crowning or
the Junior Miss H a m p t o n
Beach. This will be held at
the Sea Shell at 1:45 p.m. with
Sheila Scott, Miss Hampton
Beach o f 1964, expected to be
0n hand to crown the junior
queen. The queen, king and
their court will preside over
the day long festivities.
A t 3:30 p.m., the Hampton
Beach Chamber o f Commerce
A rea youth and visitors to
the beach w ill be participating th»
DAN CIN G N IG H TLY
Presenting Highlights From BROADWAY!
revue"© !
and its fa h i
Mve
S
m aaic i°o S
My Fair LoH
The duy-long affair will oe
concluded with a Children's
Band concert to be held from
4-5 p.m. at the Sea Shell.
T h e following evening at
8:30 p.m., one o f the mo3t
colorful and spectacular events
o f the entire summer season
will be held at the Casino Ball­
room in the form o f the Coro­
nation Ball. Amid an array of
color consisting o f multi-color­
ed evening gowns and flowers
Miss Sheila Scott will official^
receive her crown as the reign­
ing Miss Hampton Beach for
' n ,lve,y e n fe *a 'n m e n t — a sparklin g
r.°m the ou ,stan d'n g hits o f B ro a d w a y
"T "?
of others
° nd
Here you w ill reSUC^ star*stud d e d musicals cs
rv' O klah om a, South Pacific, an d scores
EXCI rSNG TELSTAR LOUNGE
Top Off Your Night At
J
MAC JENNY’S
PEPPERMINT LOUNGE
28 Railroad Ave., Salisbury Beach
Where TWIST & SHAKE
are still king
with THE HALLMARKS
SURFSIDE RESTAURANT
teztsssr.'z:
- ,h- — •
SPAS J ™ £ FUNCTI0N
1 9 6 4 -6 5 .
ro o m
For re,ervo,io9n«caN 465a-?W3 0m 50 t0 15° ° ’
, o o \V<n attract
large
AY E V E N IN G T A L E N T S»>
winners
of
»*ir talents. Pictured above »
to le ft are
tticipants were p erform in g
^ master „ f cerel
” Robin Potent. 4. seeon . *
i,ynn, Mass- *
» and M alty Beaupre. R
’ nd finals on »
* months w ill return lo r tI' e B
'
featuring Frank Capri nightly
NO ADMISSION, NO COVER
Miss Beverly Hebert, pres­
ent queen, and recently return
ed from the .Miss Universe con
test is expected to be on ham
I to relinquish her crowTi. Ex
both juniors ana
pected to be present also ar>
en before the judging and as the present new Miss Nev
i a French song and dance ” -•— ** Dianne Higson, th
id a song and dance routine;
ich division throughout theStaff Photos by Ellio#